Nature Mills products are being recalled
People with an allergy or severe sensitivity to the allergens run the risk of a serious or life-threatening allergic reaction if they eat the products, according to MCPH. The items were distributed nationwide and may have been sold in Mesa County.
The recalled products are:
Nature Mills Idly Chilli Powder, 200g with UPC Code: 1 95993 07455 5. These products have the following best by dates:
OCT-2025
JAN-2026
JUN-2026
AUG-2026
Nature Mills Sesame Rice Mix, 200g with UPC Code: 689394708435. These products have the following best by dates:
OCT-2025
JAN-2026
JUN-2026
Nature Mills Avarampoo Soup, 100g, with UPC Code: 689394708374. These products have the following best by dates:
OCT-2025
JAN-2026
JUN-2026
Nature Mills Traditional Sambar Powder, 200g with UPC Code: 689394708312. These products have the following best by dates:
OCT-2025
JAN-2026
AUG-2026
JUN-2026
For more information, contact Nature Mills at info@naturemills.com or 833-628-8736.
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